Matthew Zaffino, Co-Chairperson
ICBC has been central to my university experience since my first executive meeting in first semester of first year, and has been more educational, enjoyable and rewarding than anything I could have expected.  Past executive teams have been composed of ideal role models and great friends, and the 2011 executive members' initiative and hard work has already astounded me.  Thus, I am absolutely extactic to be chairing ICBC 2011 with Doug.  After Final Weekend, I will be leaving on a third year exchange to ESADE Business School in Barcelona, Spain.  I am considering pursuing a CA, a law degree and/or a career in consulting, and hope to do something entrepreneurial later on.  Until then, ICBC and other extra-curricular endeavours, such as consulting with Creo Solutions, a student-run consulting firm, will keep me busy.  Thank you to the faculty, sponsors and friends of ICBC for your ongoing support, and if there is anything we can do for you, please let us know.  Best of luck to competitors, and I look forward to meeting you at Final Weekend 2011!

Doug Reeves, Co-Chairperson
ICBC has been a pivotal experience for me over my University years, and working with Matt this year has only strengthened my passion for this competition. I am a third year Commerce student, and just completed a semester abroad at Universidade Catolica Portuguesa in Lisbon. After I graduate I hope to pursue a career in the Finance field, and hopefully find time to continue travelling and learning languages. ICBC has arguably taught me more than I could learn in a university classroom, and I owe all of the executive a large debt of gratitude for teaching me how to implement, whether in a professional setting, or while playing my favourite sports. Additionally, the supportive faculty and loyal sponsors continue to shape the ICBC experience, almost as much as our executive. I am excited to meet all our fantastic competitors in January, and to contribute to your ICBC experience. Good luck!

Kelly Damp, University Liaison:
I am a first year student in the Commerce program at Queen's and I am very excited to be part of the executive team as University Liaison.  I had an amazing experience working with the 2009-2010 executive as First Year Intern.  In addition to ICBC, I am also the sponsorship director for SIFE.  As the main point of contact for all competitors and faculty advisors, I look forward to getting to know each and every one of you. I am eager to meet everyone at Final Weekend, and wish you all the best of luck!

Lindsay Fisher, Logistics, Business Policy Event
I.C.B.C. 2010 was a highlight of my second year at Queen’s and I am thrilled to be a part of the executive again this year! I am a third year Commerce student originally from the East Coast. In addition to I.C.B.C, I’m the Retail Manager at Oil Thigh Designs, a student run custom clothing business on campus, and I volunteer at the Agnes Etherington Art Centre. I’m specializing in marketing and I’m eagerly anticipating my upcoming international exchange to the University of New South Wales this winter.  It has been a pleasure to work with such an amazing team and I know our 33rd year will be the best ever. Thank you to the competitors, sponsors, judges, advisors, and friends who make I.C.B.C. possible! I can’t wait to meet you all in January.

Irina Rakhimova: Sponsorship Officer
My exciting journey with the bright and incredibly friendly I.C.B.C team has started on the freezing cold but unforgettable Final Weekend, where I participated as a volunteer. Cutting my break short was the best thing I could have done to start off 2010 with a bang. I am thrilled to be a part of the ICBC Executive Team for the first time. Taking on the role of a Sponsorship Officer, I am eager to ensure that ICBC and QCC leave lasting and valuable memories for our generous corporate partners, competitors and all those involved. I am currently a first year student, who loves to play chess and travel. This year, I had the opportunity to build a home in Tijuana, Mexico. I am also part of the Queen’s Business Forum on Fashion Industry Executive Team as a Sponsorship Coordinator. This summer, I am working with Molson’s National Mentoring Program for a charity, Meal Exchange to alleviate hunger through fundraising and awareness campaigns. Best of luck to all of the competitors and I hope you all enjoy the thrilling journey leading to the Final Weekend. A big thank you to all the sponsors, judges, faculty and I look forward to meeting you!

Anna Wu, Sponsorship Officer
I am a third year student currently on exchange for the winter semester in Hong Kong.  Before joining the 2011 ICBC Executive Team, I have been very involved within the commerce community, Co-Chairing Queen’s DECA in 2009 and acting as the Careers and Alumni Commissioner on the Commerce Society’s Assembly for the 2011 year.  Entering my fourth year I look forward to meeting everyone at final weekend in January!

Christopher Ho, Sponsorship Director:
As I finish my second year at the Queen’s School of Business I am honoured to serve as the Sponsorship Director of ICBC.  Along with ICBC I am involved with the student consultancy, Creo Solutions, the Social Planning Council of Kingston, and the Queen’s Consulting Association.  I am excited to be heading to the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology this coming September for an exchange that I know I will never forget.  After completing my undergraduate degree I would like to pursue a career in management consulting, and also have a particular interest in the management of information systems.  I enjoy travel, water skiing, playing cards, and any sport, especially golf.  I look forward to meeting everyone coming to I.C.B.C. in January, and can promise that you will have a memorable weekend.

Samantha Nakano, Publications Officer
During my first year in the Commerce Program, I signed up with a friend to be volunteers for the "Inter-Collegiate Business Competition" -- something which we had no idea what it was. What had resulted after a mere three days was one of the best weekends of year; I was astounded by the level of commitment and quality shown by both the competitors and the executive. As Publications Officer for 2010/2011, I am overjoyed to be a part of an amazing group of people who will work tirelessly and strive to maintain the same I.C.B.C. prestige. My other roles include a Graphic Designer for Oil Thigh Designs, a customized clothing company, and an Analyst for Creo Solutions, a market consulting firm. I am eager to meet all the competitors during Final Weekend, and as they say in Gaelic, "Boa sorte"! (Good Luck!) 

Victoria Racanelli, Operations Officer
This is my second year on ICBC Executive and I am thrilled to be working with such an energetic, dedicated team. I am currently in my second year at the Queen's School of Business and my involvement with ICBC began when I volunteered as a Team Host at the 2009 Final Weekend.  At Queen’s I am also a member of Queen’s Dance Club, a dancer in the Vogue Charity Fashion Show and a co-director for Existere XVI, a theatre production focused on the experiences of first-years students. I want to take this opportunity to wish all competitors the best of luck.  I am looking forward to meeting you at Final Weekend!

Katie Gosnell, Systems Officer and MIS Event Coordinator: 
I am a second year commerce student, and am thrilled to be a part of the 2011 ICBC Executive team as the Systems Officer.  My passion for ICBC started when I volunteered as a Team Host for the 2010 Final Weekend, and have never looked back.  In my spare time, apart from managing this lovely website you’re currently browsing, I act as the sales manager for Oil Thigh Designs, a not-for profit student run business and play trumpet in the Queen’s Orchestra.  After ICBC 2011, I am jet-setting off to Antwerp, Belgium for a semester exchange abroad.  I look forward to meeting every at Final Weekend, and good luck!

Tracy Luong, Canadian Recruitment Officer and Marketing Event Coordinator
I am a 2nd year Commerce Student. After volunteering as a team host and photographer, I cannot wait for another undoubtedly successful upcoming year. I am also the Promotions Officer for Queen’s Financial Association, a Graphics Designer for Oil Thigh Designs, and a Teaching Assistant for the Queen’s School of Business. I have a strong interest in Marketing and Management Consulting and enjoy participating in different case competitions throughout the year. I am excited to see what the 2010/2011 Marketing Competitors have to offer. After ICBC, I will be on exchange in Aix en Provence in France where I am excited to actively use my French knowledge. I am thrilled to be working with a great executive team this year. Good luck 2011 ICBC competitors, I look forward to meeting you!

Mandy Tran Social & Final Banquet Coordinator, HR Event:
I am currently a second year commerce student at Queen’s and I am thrilled to be back on the executive this year as the social and human resources event coordinator. In addition to my involvement with I.C.B.C. I am also a commerce teaching assistant for a statistics class, the Prep101 marketing and operations manager, as well as the co-founder of Branching Out to Help Out (BOHO), a non-profit AMS club at Queen's. Following the Final Weekend next year, I will be spending the winter semester on exchange at L’Université Catholique de Louvain in Belgium. Upon graduation, I am planning to pursue either my CA or a career in consulting. I am really looking forward to work with the new executive and all of our supporters to take I.C.B.C. to new heights this upcoming year. Best of luck to all the competitors, thank you to our judges and sponsors for your endless support, and I cannot wait to meet all of you next January!

Lauren Di Pede, Queen's Marketing, Finance Event Coordinator:
My involvement with I.C.B.C. started at last year’s Final Weekend when I was a volunteer. I am so excited to be working with the I.C.B.C. executive as a first time member of the team. I am also looking forward to overseeing the Finance Event in addition to my role as Internal Marketing Director. I am a first year student in the Commerce Program at Queen’s University with hopes to pursue a dual degree in history. I also love to travel, and embarked on an exchange to Melbourne, Australia in high school. I hope to go on exchange in France during my third year. In addition to my involvement with I.C.B.C., I am also the Delegates Director for the Queen’s Leadership, Excellence and Development Conference. My work with both conferences has been fantastic so far and integral to my commerce career, and I cannot wait to continue with I.C.B.C.! I am confident that the executive this year will be able to produce an unforgettable event. Good luck to all competitors and I will see you at Final Weekend!

Jacob Martin, International Recruitment Officer and Ethics Event Coordinator
I am a 2nd year Commerce student at Queen's and this is my first year on the I.C.B.C. executive. I am very excited to take on the challenge of the new role of International Marketing Officer. In addition to I.C.B.C. I am a tutor for a first year statistics course and am working with a Not-For-Profit to build a "Green" residential and commercial building in a small town in Ontario. I am very excited to be working at TD Marketing in Envrionment and Consumer Diversity during the summer of 2010. I would like to thank all of the International Students who are invaluable in helping me promote I.C.B.C. abroad!

Margaret Lu, Queen's Case Competition and Debating Event Coordinator
I am a second year Commerce student who had volunteered at ICBC 2009 and subsequently took on the role of Publications Officer for ICBC 2010. I’m thrilled to be part of the action again as the coordinator for the Queen’s Case Competition, as well as for the Debating Event – one of the most fun events ICBC runs! I’m excited to work with an amazing executive to bring to life ICBC 2011. At Queen's, I’m also part of the Queen’s Entrepreneurs’ Competition as the Competitor Coordinator for Asia, and volunteer with the Commerce Kids program. I love travelling, and will be spending my winter term on exchange at Tsinghua University in Beijing, China. Best of luck to competitors, and thank you to sponsors, judges, faculty, and everyone else who make ICBC such an incredible event. Welcome to a world premier undergraduate business case competition, I look forward to meeting you in January!

James King, Cases Coordinator
I am currently a second year Commerce student who had volunteered as a Team Host at I.C.B.C. 2010 and cannot be more excited to be part of this amazing executive! I.C.B.C. strikes a chord with me as an opportunity for a collective of the best and brightest minds in undergraduate business schools from across the world. As Cases Coordinator, I will work to make sure that I.C.B.C. cases are challenging, relevant and engaging. I also serve as Co-Chair of Operations for the Queen's Conference on Leadership and Activism for the Queen's club, Students Against Indifference. I also love travelling and previously participated in a home building mission trip in Tijuana, Mexico this past February. Also, after Final Weekend, I will be leaving for a semester exchange to Rouen Business School in Rouen, France and could not be more excited! Best of luck to all competitors and I look forward to meeting everyone on Final Weekend!